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8mo ago
Huh? Homebrew supports and frequently uses dependencies between formulae. It’s a bit janky around upgrades in my experience, but you’re going to have to clarify what you mean.
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8mo ago
> Your premise is that a YouTube video published Dec 26, 2025 somehow motivated a federal law enforcement action that commenced on Dec 4, 2025. The surge of ~2,000 officers only happened around Jan 5-6, 2026. And this happened after the
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8mo ago
At one point it says “fully pronated like we can, or bunnies can”, which sounds like a reference to actual rabbits, but some quick Googling suggests that rabbits don’t pronate? (I know nothing about the subject myself.)
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8mo ago
The downside is that you miss the chance to brush up on your math skills, skills that could help you understand and express more complicated requirements. ...This may still be worth it. In any case it will stop being a problem once the hum
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8mo ago
In most cases security is not a matter of adding anything in particular, but a matter of just not making specific types of mistakes.
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8mo ago
If you already know where the start of the opening tag is, then I think a regex is capable of finding the end of that same opening tag, even in cases like yours. In that sense, it’s possible to use a regex to parse a single tag. What’s no
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8mo ago
Personally I’ve handled this by just ignoring the gradual part and keeping everything strictly typed. This sometimes requires some awkwardness, such as declaring a variable for an expression I would otherwise just write inline as part of a
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8mo ago
If you click through you can see that the new feature includes a single toggle to turn off all current and future AI.
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8mo ago
It is viable against the IR that static libraries contain when LTO is enabled. LTO essentially means “load the entire compiler backend into the linker and do half of the compilation work at link time”. It’s a great big hack, but it does wor
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8mo ago
That's true, but length is a good proxy for three of the biggest difficulties faced by LLMs when coding: 1. Ability to take large amounts of information into consideration, specifically large codebases (longer tasks usually involve lar
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8mo ago
But according to https://ircv3.net/software/clients , none of the clients you mentioned actually support emoji reactions (draft/react), and other features like multi-line messages and image uploads are likewise ext
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8mo ago
However, the United States did not join the Berne Convention until 1988, and prior to 1978 it did not automatically grant federal copyright when a work was created; instead you had to register your work with the Copyright Office in order to
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8mo ago
Probably the biggest thing that serious predictions are relying on is the METR graph: https://metr.org/blog/2025-03-19-measuring-ai-ability-to-com... It shows a remarkably consistent curve for AI completing increasingl
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8mo ago
ChatGPT is wrong. The DFU port does go through a USB controller with firmware. [1] [1] https://asahilinux.org/docs/hw/soc/usb-pd/
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8mo ago
Despite its history, it’s still a valid example of an exception to the First Amendment under current law. The problem is that most people who cite it are using it as an analogy for something else that isn’t.
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8mo ago
The thing is, HTML5 is far more technically capable than Flash ever was. It was competitive even at the time: Flash's main thing was 2D vector graphics, but iOS Safari has supported both Canvas and SVG since at least 2010, possibly fr
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In 2024, Bluesky wrote about their "Stackable Approach to Moderation": https://bsky.social/about/blog/03-12-2024-stackable-moderati... Now in 2026, their transparency report says nothing about stackable
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8mo ago
This kind of automatic property serialization/deserialization, however, has traditionally been a sore spot for C++ as well. You can do it, but you will have to either repeat yourself at least a little, use some very ugly macros, or u
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8mo ago
I haven’t looked at the code, but what you’re describing doesn’t sound that bad. If the queue is empty then it doesn’t matter whether a worker is waiting on the lock or waiting on the receiver itself. If the queue is non-empty then whoeve
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9mo ago
Windows has a stable hardware abstraction layer for kernel drivers. Unlike on Linux, once Nvidia writes the drivers, the same code can just keep working without requiring constant updates to deal with breaking changes. I don’t have experi
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9mo ago
I like how this article was itself clearly written with the help of an LLM. (You can particularly tell from the "Conclusions" section. The formatting, where each list item starts with a few-word bolded summary, is already a stron
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9mo ago
Indeed, “iPhone16,2 : iPhone 15 Pro Max” as seen in this list: https://gist.github.com/adamawolf/3048717
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9mo ago
It is the same project, but my impression is that HN exaggerated many of the issues with it. For example: - They did eventually get it to build. Unknown to me: were the agents working on it able to build it, or were they blindly writing co
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9mo ago
For most of the banned library features, the preferred alternative is listed right there in the notes. <filesystem> is one of the exceptions.
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9mo ago
As will C.
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As far as I know, recovery mode doesn't let you do anything without either successfully authenticating or wiping the entire disk. An evil maid could theoretically compromise recovery mode at the login screen (with a USB device or some
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9mo ago
This is still unsound (in both C and Rust), because the compiler can break data dependencies by e.g. replacing a value with a different value known to be equal to it. A compiler barrier doesn't prevent this. (Neither would a hardware
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9mo ago
The license ([1], based on [2]) prohibits use by law enforcement agencies (of any kind), tax collection agencies, suppliers and contractors of law enforcement agencies, the military, multinational corporations that participate in mass surve
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9mo ago
Not my experience. My personal .us domain was placed in serverHold in April 2025, after Godaddy Registry sent my registrar an email including the following: "If we do not receive a response and the abusive content remains active, the
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9mo ago
Not relevant, since this article is about results from the Steam Hardware Survey.
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